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... outposts and forts, we may bid adieu to our West Indian possessions, and France to any dependencies she may still have in the Caribbean sea; while .ate and enfeebled as she now is, will be a cola power. The presumption, _ this act of unprincipled spoliation ...
... outports and forts, may bid adieu to our West Indian possessions, and France to any dependencies she may still have in the Caribbean Sea; while Spain, prostrate and enfeebled as she now is, will be extinguished as a colonial power. It is still probable ...
... most interested in the transit of the ( 'mr * undoubtedly the Royal Mail Steam-Packet , because its 'vessels navigate the Caribbean h,,. Gulf of Mexico in every direction, and p could, the establishment of three or ST?*? steamers in the Pacific, absorb ...
... and aban.', , and with part of foremast and bowsprit standing, was paserd the 27th ult., in lat. 41., long. 29., by the Caribbean, arrived in Downs. 15. The Eleanor Barrett, totally disma s t e d, has bet% towed into the roads by a ;steamer. Ba/inv.—Landed' ...
... _SHIPPING . GnAVESESD , _Dec . 1 C . —Arrived the Anna Maria , Taylor , from _Singapore ; Nautilus , _EIlis , from Madras ; _Caribbean , Kleming , from _Mauritius ; ' and the Clipyor _, Pflrelle _, from tho _Cape _of Good _Hopc _.--17 . Arrfved the Curraghmoro ...
... 15th ultimo. Vanua, Campbell, at Oporto from Newfoundland, 10th inetant. Sealer, Kearney, at Viana from Neirfoundland,3d Caribbean, Fleming, at London from Mauritius, 16th instant. Carreghmore, Ball, at London from Calmat., it _ instant. Ganges, M'Donaki ...
... SHIP NEWS. Gravesend, Dec. 16.—Arrived the Ann Maria, Ta 3 , Singapore • Nautilus, E ll is, from Madras; Caribbean, II from Mauritius and the Clipper, Perelle, from the Cape Hope. 17. Arrived the Curraghmore, Ball, from Cal, uttJ the Australian. Liddle ...
... victilaller. EAST INDIA SiHIPP'ING. 1 Graesend, Dec. ?? the Ann Maria, Taylor fromn gll p ore Nau~tilus, Ellis, from Nladras~; Caribbean, Fleming, fo Nait F the Clipper, Perelte, from the Capie of 'oud liope. I.rt Cnirraghmore. Rall, frimdle from- _ ctrra~nnoe ...
... for Bombay-Letitia, 3, ?? -Ghika, 6, for South Australia-Syrian, 6, and Lady Flora, 7, for London. Arrivals in Algoa Bay-Caribbean, April 20, Nautilus, 21, Mary Ann, 25, Charles Carter, 27th May from London-Lady Leith. 23, from Mauritius. The Herald, for ...
... Lord James Butler had arrived at St Vincent's, after an absenceof three months, cruis- ing about in his Yacht through the Caribbean Sea; having been gazetted out of the ar-my. he sailed for Europe in the beginning of June. Captain Beauclerk had joined at ...
... oif Falmouth, sailed from Table Bay June Helena July 2; the Mohawk, Ferguson, from Bengal, *• Bawii, sailed April 16; the Caribbean, Coekton, from Al- P* Bty, in the Down*, iatled June 19 ; the Stratford, Nicbo{■Afrain the Mauritius, off the Wight, sailed ...
... harvest. Permit that, parenthetically ? I should offer has served, the people whom mi , father loved, and loved even of the Caribbean, whose only historical Fault is being evince towards his memory would be to continue to serve as he e r ally too brave. ...